6 Dec 2018

Mark your Calendars! WalkingLab Keynote Alert.

by Sarah E. Truman | posted in: WalkingLab News | 0

WalkingLab‘s Stephanie Springgay is Keynoting the Public Pedagogies Institute Conference in Melbourne, November 2019.

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Walking methods to read and dream about during 'social distancing:' @maggieoneill9 & @IsmailEinashe's fabulous piece 'Walking Borders, Risk and Belonging' on walking as a biographical interview method in @Walking_Lab's SI: ... https://t.co/5Y14z6jngo @pubpedagogies

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WalkingLab's @sarahetruman & @davidbenshannon's new article on sound methods and research-creation with @ObliqueCurios.

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An article by @davidbenshannon and me problematizing sonic methods using research-creation with @ObliqueCurios in @IJQMonline 😍🎧:
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SPOTLIGHT: @FirstStory_TO’s Karyn Recollet & Jon Johnson’s article ‘Why Do You Need to Know That?’ Slipstream Movements and Mapping ‘Otherwise’ in Tkaronto.’ Read it in @WalkingLab’s guest edited SI @pubpedagogies. ... https://t.co/JFNVaCnH2I

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Delighted that The Walking Library is included in this brilliant open source journal! https://t.co/4o4ZAF21Vl

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